RECLAIMING THE INDIGENOUS BODY: Discourse, Social Media, and the Aesthetic of Igorot Activism.

This essay analyzes online activist media addressing the red-tagging and trumped-up criminal charges against members of the Cordillera Peoples Alliance in the wake of the Anti-Terror Law in 2020. Engaging with critical scholarship on the archiving, colonial discourse, and representation of the Igoro...

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Publicado en:Kritika Kultura no. 39; pp. 520 - 545
Autor principal: Calabias, Jose Kervin Cesar B.
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Publicado: Kritika Kultura Aug2022
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